Sentence examples for values relevant to the from inspiring English sources

The idea behind this packed show of 80 artists (not all of them so old) is to engage "the larger community" in Jewish values relevant to the aging process.

The idea, says Jean Bloch Rosensaft, the museum's director, in the show's catalog, is to engage the "larger community" in Jewish values relevant to the aging process and to show the many apsects of aging, among them creativity, vitality, memory, anxiety, wisdom, physical change, loss and intergenerational interaction.

In the second, researchers used a participatory modelling tool conjunctively with multi-criteria analysis to identify community values relevant to the prioritisation of environmental assets in the context of water scarcity.

The decision to make math studies optional was finally reversed this past May, Professor Turski said, part of a long, slow process of trying to persuade Poles to forge values relevant to the modern world, and to get past values that evolved in very different times.

In that case, the nonnormative social fact of custom that constitutes the fundamental norm would make the values relevant to the validity of ordinary norms (Coleman 2001a).

The numbers in parentheses next to the estimates are the probability values relevant to the chi-square test of whether the associated coefficient is equal to zero.

The third category is MNAR, where the missingness of the response is related to an unobserved value relevant to the assessment of interest.

We focused on human studies that reported the presence of aneurysm, size, expansion rates, and risk of rupture and on new biomarkers and their potential value relevant to the management of AAA.

The upper value relevant to the Mongol diet (Cavendish 2007) as an example of a nomadic people eating a diet composed almost exclusively of meat (lamb, goat, chicken, horse and camel).

These values for binding energies are in agreement with the values relevant to TiO2, moreover, the difference between these two binding energies represents the standard binding energy for Ti element [33].

To understand why the objection to constructivism collapses into Cohen's metaethical view, if any values relevant to choices in the Original Position are relevant to determining what justice requires, consider the following.